Eighth Edition ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
• Intuition 230 • Problem Identification233 • Alternative Development234 • Making Choices236 • Individual Differences: Decision-Making Styles 239 • Organizational Constraints243 • Cultural Differences247 What about Ethics in Decision Making? 249 • Three Ethical Decision Criteria249 • Factors Influencing Ethical Decision-Making ...
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